Raptee HV T30vsYamaha Aerox E
Our AI recommends
Raptee HV T30
72% Match
Raptee HV T30
Standard
₹2.39 Lakh
Ex-showroom price
Dramatically More Power and Torque
22 kW and 70 Nm dwarf the Aerox E's 9.4 kW and 48 Nm, translating into a 0-60 kmph sprint of just 3.5 seconds.
Nearly 40 kmph Higher Top Speed
The T30's 135 kmph top speed far outpaces the Aerox E's 95.5 kmph, making it far more capable on open roads and highways.
Almost Double the Riding Range
200 km per charge versus 117 km means significantly fewer charging stops for the T30 rider.
AI Match
Raptee HV T30
- 90%
Performance
- 65%
Comfort
- 85%
Efficiency
- 88%
Features & Tech
- 75%
Safety
- 75%
Ownership
- 60%
Practicality
- 80%
Value
Yamaha Aerox E
Standard
₹2.82 Lakh
Ex-showroom price
Lighter on the Scale
At 139 kg kerb weight versus the T30's 177 kg, the Aerox E is easier to handle, park, and maneuver in tight city spaces.
Swap-and-Go Portable Batteries
Its two 1.5 kWh portable batteries let owners charge at home without needing to park near a fixed charging point.
No Extra Charger Cost, Simpler Plug-In
The included portable charger means no additional spend to start charging, unlike the T30 whose fast charger is sold separately.
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Yamaha Aerox E
Aerox E's scooter form, low seat height, underseat storage and front storage box make it more practical and easy-going for daily city use, though its range and charging are weaker than the T30.
See Full ComparisonWhy Aerox E for you?
Scooter practicality wins city duty
Underseat storage plus a front storage box and step-through scooter design make daily errands, bag-carrying and quick hops far easier than on the T30's motorcycle layout.
Lighter and more manageable
At 139 kg vs 177 kg, the Aerox E is easier to filter through traffic, park and manoeuvre at low speeds, which matters more than outright power for daily commuting.
Lower price eases commuter budgeting
At Rs 2.81 lakh vs Rs 2.39 lakh exshowroom the Aerox is actually costlier, but its scooter practicality and known urban use-case still make it the safer daily pick for most commuters.
Every vehicle has a different personality.
Find out how the Raptee HV T30 and Yamaha Aerox E stack up across key factors and see what makes each of them unique.
Raptee HV T30 pulls ahead overall
The radar shows a clear split: the Aerox E leans into light, scooter-style practicality and portable charging convenience, while the T30 dominates on raw performance, range, and tech, trading some low-speed ease-of-use for a bigger, faster, more feature-rich motorcycle.
Dramatically More Power and Torque
22 kW and 70 Nm dwarf the Aerox E's 9.4 kW and 48 Nm, translating into a 0-60 kmph sprint of just 3.5 seconds.
Nearly 40 kmph Higher Top Speed
The T30's 135 kmph top speed far outpaces the Aerox E's 95.5 kmph, making it far more capable on open roads and highways.
Almost Double the Riding Range
200 km per charge versus 117 km means significantly fewer charging stops for the T30 rider.
A Trade-off
At 139 kg kerb weight versus the T30's 177 kg, the Aerox E is easier to handle, park, and maneuver in tight city spaces.
Strengths that matter every day.
A side-by-side look at what each one does best, so you can choose what fits your needs.
Raptee HV T30
Strengths for those who prioritise power, range and value.
Dramatically More Power and Torque
22 kW and 70 Nm dwarf the Aerox E's 9.4 kW and 48 Nm, translating into a 0-60 kmph sprint of just 3.5 seconds.
Nearly 40 kmph Higher Top Speed
The T30's 135 kmph top speed far outpaces the Aerox E's 95.5 kmph, making it far more capable on open roads and highways.
Almost Double the Riding Range
200 km per charge versus 117 km means significantly fewer charging stops for the T30 rider.
Fast Charging in Under 22 Minutes
The T30 can hit 80% charge in just 0.36 hr versus the Aerox E's 6.2 hr full charge, a massive convenience for daily use.
Lower Price with Longer Battery Warranty
Priced ₹42,600 cheaper at ₹239,000 ex-showroom, the T30 also backs its 5.4 kWh battery with an 8-year/80,000 km warranty versus the Aerox E's 3-year/30,000 km coverage.
Yamaha Aerox E
Strengths for those who prioritise performance, value and comfort.
Lighter on the Scale
At 139 kg kerb weight versus the T30's 177 kg, the Aerox E is easier to handle, park, and maneuver in tight city spaces.
Swap-and-Go Portable Batteries
Its two 1.5 kWh portable batteries let owners charge at home without needing to park near a fixed charging point.
No Extra Charger Cost, Simpler Plug-In
The included portable charger means no additional spend to start charging, unlike the T30 whose fast charger is sold separately.
Scooter-Style Practicality
Under-seat storage plus a front storage box give the Aerox E everyday carrying convenience that the T30's motorcycle layout doesn't offer.
True Reverse Assist
The Aerox E's reverse mode comes with dedicated parking assist, aiding low-speed maneuvering that the T30 only partially replicates.
Features that matter every day.
Instead of counting features, we compare which ones each vehicle actually includes.
Power & Performance
Battery & Charging
Brakes & Wheels
Suspensions & Chassis
Warranty and Services
Dimensions
Safety & Convenience
Mobile App Monitoring
Lights
Seat & Storage
Additional Features
Instrument Cluster
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